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gr. • , .r. • • 11 , , • r , • T H E S U N. • (e<'S 7 • 1) 1 , :1i 4 t . - • /. •. 1 f, "-7 i I RIDAY, MAY 13 ) 1808. NUMBER 4887.) (MICE SIXPEZSC2. , t TILE.' 'NE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 1,3, 1805, will be performed SALES OF ESTATES, &c. This Day was published, price as. 6d. THE WORLD. —A COMEDY, in Five ABs, as now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. By JAMES KENNY. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos. to-row. PICTUALLING.OFFICZ, THE WORLD. - The Characters by Mr, ELLISTON, Mr. BANNISTER.. Mr W/tOUGHTON, Mr. NIATHENS, Dlr. PALMER, Mr. Dr. CAM', Mr. RUSSELL. Mrs. lORDAN. Mrs. POWELL. Miss BOYCE. 'The Prologue to bespoken by Mr. DE CAMP, And the Epiloguc by Mr. ELLISTON. wITK FREEHOLD ESTATE.-RAYNE, ESSEX. TO BE SOLO. Alai , 9, ilia. E C 0 411:11/SSI ONErt S for VIC'TUALLING ;114:14STY's Ne3Pl' do hereby give Pl:tiee, Thu on T 1;1 . 0y 1716 Instant, they trig, it mai& to receive Tendtes, in ni;;i:tint rifdeas gp), and meal _;'or nnee Hundred Toni of IRON * PLATi.' HOOPS, to be delivered in test' weeks, by uerk(y preipo,tions, into His 'M a jesty's PiThutilirg Stores at Devford; ate Eto de paid fix by Bills , payuite, with Iseteree, ninety d.rys afier'elote ACAPITAL MANSION HOUSE, at RAYNE, late occupied by Mrs.. English, deceased, situate in the Village of Rayne, to mile from Braintree, with a Garden and Orchard adjoining, containing about two Acres ; and a Cot. tape or Tenement contiguous, and a Barn, Stable, Cow. house, Hay.barn, and other convenient Offices. • Also a Cottage divided into two Tenements,- on Felsted Common, at a small distance from the Mansion House, with a C lose of Pasture adjoining, containing about one Acre. The Premises may tie viewed by applying at the House, and Particulars may be had of Mr. Bovill, Solicitor, 4, New Bridge-stnxt, Illackfriars, and of Mr. Tindal, Solicitor, Chelmsford. Of whom maybe had, by the same Authodk, 1. Ella Rosenberg • a Melo Dram; price as. 2. Raising the Wad,; a Farce, is, 3. Matrimony ; a Musical Atterpiece, is. 6d. 4. False Alarms ; au Opera, is. tid. This Day was published, In 3 Vols. runt). price 16s. 6d. boards. T HE WILD IRISH BOY. the Author of Muntorio. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater tipster. ro w. CARACTACUS. ANCIINT DRETO'Nf. . Iliatidaens (the General), Mr. D'EG v i Li. E ; Ulwy, Mr. ROBERTS Hengo, Miss C. BRISTOW ; Edgar Master - NOBLE • Cudwal,'Master WALLACE( ; Oswald, Master BRISTOW ; Modred the High Priest), Mr. COOK, E; Mader j the Chief Bard), Mr. SMITH ; 7 114 ' 4 % Moan. IGNUM, GIBBON, MILLER, FITZ. ,:, SIMMONS, titc. Isla, Mi ss GAVTON; Ithentle, Mrs. SHARPE ‘, • V irgins, Miss GREEN, Mi ss TWAMLE , i, Misses H. and , E. RENNET, Miss TOOSE, &c. &c. itOM4NS. Czesar, Mr. CRAN FIE LD ; t . . Claudius, Mr. FISHER ; t , Drusus, Mr. MALE ; Marcus, Mfr. LAU REN T. A . k• Huss 6s. Second Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.— ' t gallery as. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery Is. 6ccood Price 6d. —No Money to be rcturne , , Places for the Boxe s to b e takeiturivlt. Spring, at the Box , _ I 'wee, Russell-street. i The Doors to be ope ne d a t H a lf p as t Fi ve , an d b e gin at t, stall past Six. To-morrow, the new C ,, tnie Opera of The few of Moga.ire; with Three Weeks Alter Marriage. The 14th, !sth, and 16th nights of the new Grand Serious 1 fi llet 61, AAton of Caratlacus, will bc on Tuesday,. Thurs. Ws and Friday next. 1 0................ .4. • . The Conditialt: of the Contraa, and a Sa►ple of the Mott, nt.-fy he seen al the Sectetasy's Clete. No regard will 6t guns) any Tender in which the Price t4ail not he inserted in words at length, or that shall Not ,de delivered to the Board before One o'Cork on the said Tuesday the 5716 Instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or sone Person on his behalf, vends, to ', Unreel . , when called for. TO BE SOL D—.FREE FROM LAND TAX. BETWEEN 1 4 'orty and Fifty ACRES of FREE. HOLD LAND, lying on the South Side of the Road leading from Bath to Reading, and within a quarter of a mile of the latter place. The situation of this Land is eminently beautiful, commanding extensive Views in each direttion, and the soil being remarkably dry and healthy. is peculiarly well adapted - for building on, for which purpose it is the owner's intention to dispose of it either together or in lotS ; with this land may be had an equal quantity of rich meadoW, lying near, and perfectly convenient for occupation. Particu. larsulthe Land, and terms of sale, may be tad on applica. tion (post paid) to Mr. john Mandy, Solicitor, Reading. Of whom may be had, The Fatal Revenge ; or the ,Family at Montorio, in 3 vols. price 11. IS. boards. COLINIAN I 3 PLAYS. This Pav were published, price as. 6d. each, THE HEIR AT LAW; a Comedy, in Five A as. The Surrender of Calais ; 4,Play. The natie of Hexham ; a Play. Also, The iron Chest ; a Play , New Edition. By GEORGE COLMAN, the Y.unger. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Kees, and Urine, Paternos. ter-row. 1)1' whom may be had, all Mr. Colman's other published Dramas. This Day was pubtithrifi price 25. LETTER to the GU V.ERNORS, LEGIS. LATo ) KS, and P K I TO KS of Plantation* in tlic Braisti West 11;1a Islands. By the Right Rev. BELLBY TEtIS, D.D. Bishop at London. Printed for T. Cade!! and W. Davies; Strand ; T. Payne, PAII-Mall ; and t, C. and I. Itivingtons, St. Nut's Church. yard. 0i whom may be had, by the same Author, t. Sermons on Several Subjects. Vol. 1, loth Edition. Vol. a, 6th Edit. Pricetzs. in boards. FREEHOLD ESTATE, CHELMSFORD, ESSEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. GIBBONS, At Carraway's Coftee-house, Exchange alley, Cornhill, on Saturday, May 21, at Twelve oq.lock, by Direction of the Assignees and Mortgagee, VALUABLE FREEHOLD, New-ere&ed, Uniform BRICK BUILDING, well adapted tnr an Inn, Hotel, or Pubtw Brewery, most eligibly situated at the entrance of the County Town of Chelmsford, from Brain. tree, late in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Livermore, Tallow-chandler and Shopkeeper : comprising a uniform Red Brick Building, with Wings, containing: 16 excellent Chambets, two Men' Servants' Rooms, a handsome Draw. ing-Room, several Dining. Rooms, suitable for large or small Parties; two excellent Kitchens. and every kind of Do. nestle (Alice; Stabling to; is Horses, Standing for tour Carriages, besides Chaise* ; a Garden tasterotiy laid out, and planted with Espalier and walled Fruit Trees; a de lightful Summer.house ; small field beside the Road, suit able to build on, inclosed with f , lding Gates, and a Brick Wall on the north side. To be viewed ten days previous to the Sale, when printed Particulars may be had at the Black Boy, Ch iinsiord; White Hart, Colchester; Messrs. Willis. Solicswa, Warn. ford-court. Throgmorton-street ;• of Messrs. Beaurain and Dalton. Solicitors, Union-street. Ilishopsgate street ; and of Mr. Gibbons, No. 3, Bock tersbury, Cligapside, This Day was published In One Volume, Seo. price 4;.. in boards, AN ENQUIRY INTO the EXTENT and STABILITY of NATIONA I. RESOURCES. Hy the Rev. THOMAS CII A E RS, (Kilinany ) One objeet of this publication is to prove, that the toss of trade involves in it no other mis4hict than the loss of cer. tain enjoyments; that it leaves the s.ime maintenance as be• tore to every individual in the counts) . and that, so far from being a ground of alarm and despondency, it renders the nation titter than ever for all the purposes or defence and po litical independence. Printed for Oliphant and 'Brown,. E,diriburgh, and sold by Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Paternoster-row. 3. Summitry of the Evidences of the Christian Religion, Twelfth Edition, price 2s. 6d. in boards. 3. Li:chit - es nit tiw Gospel of St. NIAt thew, Ninth Edition. 2 VOIs. nvu.. prIC4 13s. in boards. Ati4c4:ll4lcuni Tracts, Second Edition, price 7s. hoards, This D.ty Was published, Elegantly printed to a Pocket , Volurite,.a:3l adorned 'w)th • Plates, price 4s. in boards, A NEW Edition of A FATHER's LEGACY to his DAUGLITEKS. TUBATHE ROYAL. COVENT.GVDEN. Pr 44 AORROW EVENING, May 14, 18084 will hp performed At THE MAN OF THE WORLD. bfr Pcrtinax Macsycopliant, Mr. COOKE ; Egerton, Mr. C. K.EMBLE ; Melville, Mr. MURRAY; Sidney, Mr. BRUNTON ; l'adY Rodolpha 1.1 Kona, M. H. be Mry. H lOHYSTON; Constantin, Miss Nt;RTON Betty Hint, Mrs. MATTOCKS. By the late Dr. ( RECuitY, or Edinburgh. Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand; J. Walker, and Longman, klUrSt, pees, and tirnte , l'aternoster.ro‘v ; Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, Poultry ' • St:atcherd and Letter inan, Avernaria-larie ; Lackington, A den, anti Co. Finsbury. square ; ,a. Crosby, S!ationers'-coOrt ; j. Booker, New Bond-surer; and Aspesne, This I),iv•was published. In Four Vols. Duotfeeinio, prive as, in boants, THE RING and tilt: A Romance. ii Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Urine, Niter. 1106ter. to W. MACKENZIE,'s WORKS. This Ltay were published; Elegantly printed by Ilallantyne, in .Eignt Vol urneS, with a Portrait ot the Author, trout an Orlgin.ll Picture, price 31. 3s. in ho,rds, WORKS of HENRY. MACK ENZTE, 1. Esq. now first colleeted under his uwn Review• and Curieettort ; and containing the NoVels ut ot Fe e l. j og , The Man of the World, and Italia lae Rouhigne, his Papers in the Mirror and the Lounger; the Lives of Dr. olacktlock, Lord Abercronnby, and W. Tytter, Esq. ; Poems and Drannqie Pieces. Pritmd tOr T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; also teat Crrech, A. Constable and Co, and Manners and Millzr. at Edinburgh. WITH PEEPING TOM. Mayor, Mr. ‘V ADDY; parold, Mr. Tti YLO ; foal, 111 r. FAW C TT ; Crazy, Mr. SI M MONIS Mayoress, Mrs. I.)AV ENPO KT Maud, Mrs. (113135. LANUS in PERTI - ISHI It F., ana 1-101.1 Li inSTI RUNG, This Day was published, In Three Volumes, taro. price .in boards, A RTLESS TALES. fly, Airs. IVES 1-I LMY. Printed for Longman, Iturst, Reo, and Orine, Pact . - noster.row, _ Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Mural Tales, 121110. price 4s. it► boards. %t i e , 6 s• Second Price 38.—Pit 3s. hd. Second Price as. 4, 0 1 Y 26. Seigniti PIOX 15.-11Ver Gallery IS. Second • fi l k ,l• NO Money to be returned, 110il b for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. !tradition, at the Ti l u e r h tes Hart-street. Ham . 1-I °°r.s to be opened at ilallqast Five, and begin at Past s ix m , • c ".;;:alf• Shakspeare's Tragedy of. King Richard the "Priti li:h . ' (Positively the last time this Season) the fa. —n uisitrue of I larleq OW and Mother Goose. This Day was I)LlbliShOtt, In Bvo, trice 7s. in boards, TRANSIATION of M. GENER, being a Seledion of Letters on Lite and ntniters. Iy SIUCKEItS, llfiuistcr Of West Calder. Printed for Longiii;lT,iiiirst,liitis;,;nd Orme, London ; and Peter Hill, Edinburgh. TH'E : GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which be tom gin s brening_ I UNE 28, is the only L ottery that ever . 4 ' O UNDs Si46 kitiLES 01 TWENTY I HOUSAND . ° Prizes of SCHEME: . a .. • £30,000 • - arc - • ‘120,000 • - 10,000 X. . . 3.. . • 5,000 - 2,000 . • • . 5,300 . 7 . . . 1,000 Sc • . iou • - - • - • • 3,5 00 • . 30 .. • 100 .... . . . l 2,000 efog, I: • so . . •-. 0 . 1,500 ttoa • so • . : • . . . 2 0 ,00 0 i"'•,-. - u . " ' IS i ...... m 40ot, T . imes. c asu.ooo NO FIXED PR lE. t i TicK ETS and SHARES are will Z 's); at all the I.iceneed "ices in London ; and by their Agents in the Country. - Present Price.—Ticket Cso 19 u to - 15 o Eighth - Li 6 Q4arter I 9 o Sixteenth • t FOR SALE. To be SOLD by PUBLIC ROM', Within the Royal Exchange Cottee.House, Edinburgh, on Wednesday the lith Day. of May, doll, at Two o'Clock in the Atterlxm, in Two Lots. by. Order of the Assignees of Messrs. George ghillie and john latrray, .Lot . T HE ESTATE and LANDS of PITFAR, the Property of Mr. I ohn Jatfray, situated in the Parish of Fossawar, and County of Perth, ahuut twelve Miles Itom Stirling, and six from Alloa, both excellent Market Towns, to which there is easy access from the Lands by good Roads, and there is plenty ot Coal and Lime in the Neighbourhood. The Lands (on which there are suitable Farm Steadinas) extend to 239 A. 3R. 32F. according to a late Survey there. Ur. They are mostly inclosed with Stone Fences, or Quick set Hedges, and there are interspersed among tile w elds about 1g Acres of thriving Plantations in Clumps and Strips; and being in the occupation of the Proprietor at present, the Purchaser will get immediate entry to t he whole Pietnises. The Subjed holds of the Crown for paym snt of a small Feu Duty of 125. 20. to the Abbey of Culross, - .and is valued in the Ccss Books at 681. The Stipend payable out of the Lands is 31. is. Id. and School Salary . ;s. 6d. Lot a. That House and Pertinents In Stirling, at present occupied by Mr. !Array. situated un the South side of St. John's-street. The House is large. having on the Ground Floor a Kitchen. two Rooms, and a Cellar ; on the Second Floor a Dining. room, Parlour, and two Bed-rooms ; on th Third Floor a large Diuing.room and three Iled.ruoms ; and in the Attic Story fluve. Bed-rooms. in the Back.court it; a Stable, and other Office houses, and adjoining thereto an excellent Utrden, well laid out. The Subje,tts are held in Burgage of the Town ot The Servants on the Lands of t'itfar will spew the Grotnidi and Marches, and those in the House in Stirling will View it and the. Pertinents. For further particulars apply to John Hunter, Esq. W. S. Queen.strect, Edinburgh ; Messrs. Boltoo, Newton, and Rude, the Assignees, at Liverpool ; cr Messrs. Dennetts and Greaves, Solicitors, King's Arms Yard, Colenian.strcei, Londoo. with each ot Wl4Olll a Plan 01 the Estate is I. 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It is a circumstance neither honourable to our taste, nor to MD national feeling, that an hundred years have elapsed s ince the death of Dryden (one of the greatest names in English Poetty) without having furnished a Complete Edition of his Works. In the earlier part o(the last century, it is pos. & m e that t he metal and unbounded admiration of Pope, and the school,ol Poetry which jie founded, diverted the public attention from a Writer inferior in taste though excelling him in genius ; deficient in correeness, though tar superior in energy of thought and diction. But as it is long since the public have looked back With a favourable eye on the works of the ancient and powerful Peets of the seventeenth century, i t i s r eamed that a Complete ll,dition of Orydel.'s Waiting;, com p re hending his nriginal Works of every description, Inuit now be odiltsidered as filling up the disgraceful blank in the lit era ture at England.. - The Text in this publication is given accurately from tare best editions. The Notes ant I litlatratlolls are such as have been dictated by the Editui's deep nonce of the unvotuture of the Itysk/. • - This 04y was publish 4 price 1.25. inT‘vo elegant Volumes, printed for the Author, and sold by Crosby anti Co. 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Auttwr, 311i1,1114 Manuscript had been completely finished in the week previously to the sudden illness which terminated his-valtiabie life. inlna letter ad dressed to his publisher on its completion, . he remarked, t this work contained the result of the observations ot his whole life, on every, 41114 ‘ ,14i.t at "I'aste and Literature, and that whatever might be the ultimate opinion of its inerits, his reptitarion iu ttie republic at letters would in a great de gree depend upon it." . Printed for Iti‘liar I 6, Bridge-street, and to ne had of all 134nktieittas Of wham in.4y bt.-.hal, by thesanieAuthgr, , LeFures on Exp4rntie;ttal Pliilovphy anti Chemistry, in 3 Vols. pr4;t: 134 110,4(d5, and 144. bound. A Nuw cyclupedr.i, fit t Vol. 4to. jpiQt: Six. GUAIICA3 iri bIWCI4. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has beep ,ton frequently the . subject} of jnst and general reprobation, that men destitute of the elements Ot the medical. art have offered themuives as canlidates public patronage in the pnitiusion of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result of our studies Anti ek pc r icoc • and to prevent us trout being classed among those empirics whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately tOr society, been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and 'ac: quireinerits. After having received a regular medical eduea. trop ail the pupils of Messrs. Grindeat and Illizard, whase textures and practice we carefully attended, as professors arid surgeons of the London Hospital . ; we entered ourselves as students la that justly celebrated school fOr medical acqniret mem, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instrueled in the dillOrent branches of anatomy, surgery, the the.iry 'and practice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, Ate. ,cue, by those eminent professors, Drs. Munro, Gregory, Mack', Hamilton, Duncan and Ruthertbril. We trust we shall not bedeented presumptuous in saying that our profiCiencY-and acquirements are nut inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular object of our studies and practice, it will, we hope, he allowed that we have acquired superiiir knowledge of their tre.itinent and cure. In slight anti recent caseslat infection a perfect re.establishment is complete.l in the short per:oti of two days and in those of the atillOSt in veteritcy, where other practitioners have tailed of succe s s, a properspersevcrance in our plan at treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the effects. of a habit long and' most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none snore: alarming or ritOre dlstressinetitan' those deficiencies and debilities es inch ire quently prevent or embitter the niatriinoni.ii Stale To such persons it must be a consolation to kno w tharthey may now, by a new and infallible mode of treatment, be itstorced to that greatestlit all human blessings, a strong, giaoly, and vigor. ous constitution. In all cases of debility, front wie,w eet cause arising, as wiles in every sweciei at venereal inteetion. we may be consulted by patienn, of either sex with the great: est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home from ten to three, and horn 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the country are requested to state the pattien, lags of their case, age, and general habit of living. Ike. closing a remittance tar advice and medicines, when the SZlttit Will be given, or sent to any part of the kingdom. "Menne* that secrecy soessential to c n Undertaking, the- poets** al lettersmay be added to the account for medicitits. , CUItIt I I; and Co. Surgeons, No, 14, klatiOnitttden. %" Messrs. Curriennd Co. have Certificates from the above respeelable Professeus of London and tlinbutztt, the diligence, skill, and humanity, _with which they Pe& formed the duties assi.,..ned them during *r tatls they loiS *hided their Lei tures and Predict.